Grief Street

Grief Street

By Jordy Glassner & Erica RozmidSociety & Culture
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Grief Street episodes

  • Lindsay Clancy: What Jordy Would Say

    Hank surprises Erica with a no-notice hop-on call. No hints, no agenda given beforehand, just an "I need to talk to you about something." What he wanted to talk about: the Lindsay Clancy trial, and how unbelievably up Jordy's alley this whole case is.

    From there, the conversation turns into exactly the kind of unfiltered, stream-of-consciousness discussion Jordy would have wanted to have herself. They get into postpartum psychosis vs. postpartum OCD, why the DSM doesn't even agree on what "postpartum" means, a medication timeline that raises hard questions about the medical system, and the parts of this case that hit closer to home than expected: judgment, remarriage after loss, and how grief changes what you're willing to assume about someone else's choices.

    This isn't a true-crime breakdown. Neither of them has watched the trial in full, and they say so upfront. It's an attempt to sit with the harder question underneath the verdict: what does guilt even mean here, and who else failed before she did.

    A follow-up is coming once the verdict is in. Reach out if you're a mental health or legal professional who wants to weigh in.

    This episode discusses postpartum psychosis, suicide, and the deaths of children. If you or someone you know is struggling, the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline is available at 1-833-TLC-MAMA, and the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available by calling or texting 988.

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    38 min
  • 6 Months Without Jordy

    Hey guys, six months since Jordy. Hank and Erica get real about how a grief wave can hit out of nowhere right when life finally starts feeling normal again, and why "easier" doesn't mean "easy." They talk about losing the caregiver identity, forgetting who they were before cancer, and why sitting still now feels harder than running on empty ever did. Also: Hank's new widow friend group (aka the "Widow Shop of Horrors"). They also get honest about the harder question underneath all of it: whether to keep doing this podcast at all.

    But don't worry, we're not going anywhere. Something big has been quietly in the works, something Jordy knew about before she passed, and it's finally getting ready to come to life. Keep an eye on her Instagram in the coming weeks... you might see a few hints before we’re ready to say more.

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    59 min
  • It's The Hope That Kills You

    The night we recorded this would have been Jordy and Hank's 6-year wedding anniversary. So naturally, we decided to record a podcast after an exhausting, emotional day in Palm Springs. We react to Jordy's Celebration Of Life and if it brought us closure, where we go on from here without Jordy, if we believe in magic or astrology and what the future of this podcast might look like.

    Watch Jordy's Celebration Of Life here ❤️

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    47 min
  • Jordy Glassner - Celebration Of Life (Full Service)

    Jordana “Jordy” Rachel Glassner (née Epstein) was born on January 9, 1992, to Susan and Iro Epstein. She was a devoted daughter and a cherished sister to Ari Epstein and Jonathan Epstein.

    Jordy attended Riverside Drive Elementary School, where she met her lifelong friends Erica Rozmid and Alex Firestone. She later attended New Jewish Community High School, continuing to build the deep and lasting relationships that defined her life.

    On February 15, 2020, Jordy married her beloved husband and best friend, Hank Glassner. Shortly thereafter, they welcomed their beautiful son, Brody Glassner, on May 13, 2022. Being a wife and mother was the greatest joy of Jordy’s life, and her love for her family was boundless.

    Professionally, Jordy was a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master’s degree in Psychology. She specialized in Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders and was deeply committed to supporting individuals and families through some of life’s most vulnerable moments. Her work was marked by compassion, honesty, and an unwavering belief in the power of connection.

    In August of 2023, Jordy was diagnosed with glioblastoma. From that moment forward, she began an extraordinary journey—facing the disease with courage while openly sharing her experience to raise awareness and reduce isolation for others. Jordy’s willingness to speak publicly about glioblastoma created a space where many felt seen, understood, and less alone.

    That same spirit of openness and humanity lived on through *Grief Street*, a podcast Jordy co-created with her best friend, Erica Rozmid, and her husband, Hank Glassner, bringing people together through shared stories of grief, resilience, and connection.

    Jordy is survived by her beloved husband, Hank Glassner; her loving son, Brody; her parents, Susan and Iro Epstein; her siblings, Ari Epstein (Cassie Zwart) and Jonathan Epstein (Lasha); her grandfather, Howard Lockman; her mother-in-law, Arlene Glassner; her brother-in-law, Eric Glassner; and her many treasured aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. She was preceded in death by her grandmother Jeanne Lockman and her grandparents Leopold and Regina Epstein.

    Jordy passed away January 13, 2026. She was a rare and remarkable soul—deeply empathetic, fiercely honest, and profoundly loving. Her impact reached far beyond those who knew her personally, and her legacy will continue through the lives she touched, the conversations she started, and the love she gave so freely.

    OFFICIANT
    Debi Jenkins Frankle

    EULOGIES
    Jonathan Epstein
    Ari Epstein
    Erica Rozmid & Alex Firestone
    Hank Glassner

    EULOGY & SONG
    Sue Epstein

    CLOSING WORDS
    Debi Jenkins Frankle

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    1 hr
  • R.I.P. Jordy Glassner (1992-2026)

    We love you all.

    Celebration of Jordy’s Life on Monday, February 9th, 2026, 10:00am PT, at Adat Ari El, 12020 Burbank Blvd, Valley Village, CA 91607. The service will be livestreamed on Jordy’s page at www.goldmanfuneralgroup.com. Per Jordy’s wishes, guests are encouraged to dress casually and comfortably; no formal attire.

    A non-profit is being set up in Jordy’s memory with a mission to provide immediate, flexible financial support to individuals and families affected by glioblastoma. Those who wish to receive updates may sign up here: https://tinyurl.com/jordyglassner.

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    Subscribe to @GriefStreet on YouTube
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    Email us at [email protected]
    Leave us a voicemail at 508-474-3378 (508-GRIEFST)

    52 min
  • Birth Trauma Mama: What Makes The Work Worth It?

    After a Jordy update, we're back with an interview we dusted out of the archives from a year-and-a-half ago. Kayleigh Summers, also known as the Birth Trauma Mama across social media, chats with Jordy and Erica about juggling grief and gratitude, the messy shifts after trauma, and how she and her husband worked on things in therapy. She also digs into why training matters as much as lived experience — and what it costs to share her story online. It's a great conversation that we're apologetic for not putting out sooner!

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    1 hr 43 min
  • 3 Surgeries, 2 Years & 1 Phantom Hair

    Jordy and Erica record during a chaotic time — a playdate with the kiddos, and reflect on the two year anniversary of Jordy's brain cancer diagnosis.

    Apologies for the audio and video issues!

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    31 min
  • Watermelon Cantaloupe

    Live from a joint family vacation in Oxnard, we discuss Jordy's latest scan results and medical updates, lighthouses and whether Jordy would sink or float in a pool.

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    34 min
  • Yes, Jordy’s Alive

    We're back after a two-month break. So let's catch you up on everything that’s happened with Jordy, and what the hell we’re supposed to do now. 

    Oh, and also there were a ton of audio issues on this one. First time recording in two months was a bit rusty for all of us, but hope you enjoy!

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    37 min
  • Well This Sucks

    We planned on recording this weekend. Then life happened. Fortunately, Erica and Jordy wanted to release an episode they've kept in the vault since March 10th. It's a raw one. Buckle up. We love you all. 

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    47 min

About Grief Street

From the publisher's feed

Welcome to Grief Street! What happens when two lifelong friends and therapists experience grief in the forms of late-term baby loss and terminal brain cancer? A podcast exploring all things grief,…

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